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BY MRS. LOTUSE CAESAR
FITQUAY - VARINA - Sun
day School was held at all lo
cal churches with thetr -
infentients tn
Baptist Church
held Sunday w
School at 10a.m.
presiding. The Mrs. Oeasar
subject of the lesson was
''Growing Through Struggle,"
from Matthew 5:10-11, Ephesi
ans 6:10-18, The golden text
was "Blessed is the man that
endureth jemptation, for when
he is tried, he shall receive
the crown of life, which the
Lord hath promised to them
that iove Him," James 1:12.
On Sunday, the all-church
singing union was observed. The
AME Zion Singing Union was
held at Rogers Chapel Church
at 12 noon along with other
churches.
The community extends its
Sympathy to the Winston fam
ily In the loss of their hus
band and brother, Mr. Percy
Winston, Funeral arrangements
axe incomplete at this writing.
On Sunday at 3 p.m„ the
Foquay Gospel Singers appear
ed for a musical program at
Douglas Chapel AME Zion
Church, along with the St, Au
gusta Gospel Chorus. This pro
gram was a great success.
There will be a musical pro
gram held at St. Augusta Free
Will Baptist Church on the sec
ond Sunday night in December.
Good news for Miss Mary
McCuilers, She will soon be
gin her student nursing at Wake
Memorial Hospital.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Trice, parents of a
baby boy, born November 27.
We were happy to see many
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new faces home for Thanks
giving. A lot of out-of-town
guests visited friend sand fami
lies of Fuquay,
We are sorry to hear of the
accident of "Skinny" Brown and
Stephen Lawrence. Thev have
broken arms. "Skinny” is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Brown. Stephen is the son of
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lawrence.
Prayers, cards, and visits are
always appreciated by our sick
and shut-ins. Let’s keep them
in mind,
A THOUGHT
"My help cometh from the
Lord, which made heaven and
earth.” Psalm 4:8.
COCU Aims
To Begin A
Broad Study
Princeton, n. j.- About goo
regional executives of nine
church denominations took part
in 13 conferences concluded a
rotmd the nation in Nov. ir
which the Consultation on
Church Union (COCU) sought
to initiate broad study of a plan
for uniting the nine in one
church.
The bringing together of bish
ops and other key juridical of
ficials represented the widest
involvement ever of regional
level decision-makers in the 10-
vear-old COCU effort, accord
ing to the Rev. W, Clyde Wil
liams, associate general sec
retary of COCU.
The Rev. Mr. Williams said
most of the conference result
ed in church leaders dividing
up their regions into states or
districts and naming individuals
to afssume responsibility for
seeing that the union plan is
studied widely at regional and
local levels.
The regions! executives Os the
nine churches were given the
initiative in the conferences to
organize for interdenomina
tional study in ways best suit
ed to their particular region-.
In San Francisco, for in
stance. church loaders free
northern California and north
ern Nevada set u: plans for t
studv in si different location. ■
and opted for having a ratio of
five la v persons to cvn
clergyman in the study process.
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The conference in Atlanta,
Ga., Oct. 1, covering the Caro
linas, Georgia, Florida and Ala
bama, drew the largest par
ticipation of the 13. There were
101 church leaders that took
part in the meeting convened by
Episcopal Bishop Robert F.
Gibson of Virginia.
Members of the executive
committee of COCU convened
the conferences and made it
clear that the plan of union
offered to the churches last
March now needs ‘"grass
roots” rewriting and re
finement.
They noted that COCU of
fices in Princeton, N. J., stand
ready to assist in any way in
the study process.
There was little debate on the
plan of union itself at the con
ferences. Most of the regional
officials were content to fol
low the state purpose of sim
ply laying plans for study.
One frequently expressed
concern at the conferences,
however, was acted upon by
COCU even before the last con
ferences were held. Many
church executives felt the study
period was to short. The COCU
executive committee immedi
ately extended the period five
months-to June i, 1972,
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and their marshalls and the speech, given this
year by Dr. Charles Lyons, Jr., president of
Fayetteville State University. (See story),
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